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Ryan Miller Framed Photo and Authentic Game-Worn Jersey Card
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Photo: 8 x 10 - Making a Great Save
Card: 2003/04 Topps Traded "Future Phenoms" - Game-Worn Jersey Card (White Swatch)
Frame size: 12 x 16
Frame style: 1 1/4" Black Wood
Matte type: White and Red Double Matted, acid free matte
Price $44.99
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About the item:
Piece contains an authentic game-worn jersey card along with a nice 8x10 photo of this great goalie.
Card is a ; 2003/04 Topps Traded "Future Phenoms", it contains an authentic piece of white game-worn jersey swatch that comes from a jersey used by Ryan Miller in an official Buffalo Sabres game. It is guaranteed authentic by Topps card company.
Photo shows Ryan making a great save on goal. He is wearing a white Sabres jersey.
Ryan Miller piece comes in a 12x16 Black, modern frame. Piece is double matted in white and red acid free matting; this will preserve and protect the product from many years. This makes a great gift for any hockey fan or a great addition to any memorabilia collection. Take the next step in your collection.
Certificate of Authenticity
Each framed item includes a uniquely numbered product identification label and a Certificate of Authenticity corresponding to that number
About the Player:
Ryan Miler comes from a long line of NHL players, three of his cousins (Kelly, Kip and Kevin Miller) played in the NHL. After an outstanding college career at Michigan State, where ten of his family members have played, Ryan moved to the AHL where he won 41 games. He became the starting goalie for the Buffalo Sabres during the 2005-06 season, he won 30 games, had a .914 save percentage (9th in the league), and a 2.60 GAA (11th in the league).
He was named the Player of the Month in October of 2006. Sabres fans expect many more years of great play from their young goalie.
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